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Community of St. Barbara of Brookfield
Thirty-Second Sunday in Ordinary Time
Parish Directory
Rectory: 4008 Prairie Ave. Brookfield, IL 60513
485-2900
After hours emergency line:
730-4485
E-mail: [email protected]
Website: www.stbarbarabrookfield.org
Parish Center: 4015 Prairie Ave.
Rev. Edgar Rodriguez, Parish Administrator
485-2900
[email protected]
Rev. Michael Ahlstrom, Resident
485-2900
[email protected]
Rev. Larry Janowski, O.F.M., Weekend Celebrant
Deacon John Debnar
579-3674
Angela Lawler, Business Manager
485-2900
[email protected]
Sister Mary Lou Pleitner, C.S.J., Bulletin Editor
485-2900
Administrative Assistant;
[email protected]
Sister Leyla Cerda, C.S.J., Receptionist
485-2900
[email protected]
Maria Ramos, Religious Education Directress
927-4017
Religious Education Office: 8900 Windemere Ave.
[email protected]
Peter Bromann, Music Director
485-2900
[email protected]
John Bradshaw, Weekend Music Ministry
[email protected]
Aida Gatch, St. Barbara Food Pantry / Lending Closet
9300 W. 47th St.
295-7336
[email protected]
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Weekday Masses: 8:00 a.m. Monday through Saturday
Rosary after 8:00 a.m. Mass -Mon. through Sat.
Tuesday at 6:30 p.m., and Friday at 6:00 p.m. in Spanish
Saturday Masses: 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m.
Sunday Masses: 7:30 and 10:00 a.m.,
Spanish Mass: 12:30 p.m.
Reconciliation: Saturday 8:45 to 9:30 a.m.
Baptisms: To schedule and for information please call the
Parish Office at 485-2900
Spanish Baptisms: To schedule and for information please
call the Parish Office at 485-2900
Marriage Preparation: Call the Parish Office for information
Eucharistic Adoration: 2:00– 9:00 p.m. every Monday
New Parishioners: Register at the Parish Office
Parish Office Hours:
Monday — Wednesday and Friday 9:00 a.m. — 4:00 p.m.
Thursday 9:00 a.m. — 7:00 p.m.
Closed on Saturday and Sunday
November 6, 2016
St. Barbara Parish, Brookfield
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Dress a Girl Update
Fall Cra Show & Bake Sale
October 22nd was an
incredible me to experience the
spirit and enthusiasm of the
people of St. Barbara and our
community as we came together
to par cipate in Dress a Girl
Around the World. Together we
made 37 dresses that will be sent
to girls who may be receiving
their first and only new dress.
The Missionary Spirit Team wants
to extend a big thank you to
everyone who helped - we had
expert sewers, novice sewers and
non-sewers; we had women and
men, boys and girls. Check out
St. Barbara's Facebook page for
pictures of some of the
completed dresses.
Saturday, November 19th,
9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. in the
Parish Center
Fi y cra ers will display their
handcra ed items for your
Christmas shopping. Delicious
home-baked goods ideal for your
Thanksgiving table will be
available. Lunch will be served.
Admission is FREE and children
are welcome. Proceeds help
CCW Memorial Mass
A Memorial Mass will be
celebrated for the deceased
members of St. Barbara Council
of Catholic Women on Sunday,
November 13th, at 10:00 a.m. All
CCW members are encouraged to
a end to honor those no longer
with us.
Calling All Bakers
The Council of Catholic Women
is looking for cakes, pies, cookies,
breads, candies, or your
"Signature Item" for the annual
Fall Cra Show & Bake Sale to be
held Saturday, November 19th,
from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Bakery can be brought to the
Parish Center on Friday,
November 18th, between 3:007:00 p.m. or on Saturday,
November 19th, a er 8:00
a.m. Call Sylvia at 485-1126 with
any ques ons.
support St. Barbara Food Pantry
and other church-sponsored
programs.
A Li le Magic
for All Parish Women
All parish women are welcome to
a end the St. Barbara Council of
Catholic Women Christmas Party
on Tuesday, December 6, in the
Parish Center. Doors open at
6:00 p.m. with
refreshments. Dinner catered by
Rose will be served promptly at
6:30 p.m. Member and guest
ckets are $15 each. Following
dinner, the magician, Trent
James, will dazzle us with
unbelievably "magical"
entertainment. Payment with
your name/phone number can be
mailed to Joan Hruska, 4436
Maple Ave.; Brookfield, IL 60513
(485-3879) or placed in the
Sunday collec on basket marked
"CCW Christmas Party." Tickets
will not be available at the door.
Deadline to RSVP with payment
is November 27. We look
forward to seeing you there!
Corn Beef Dinner
The St. Barbara
Men’s Club is having
its annual Corn Beef
Dinner, Friday,
December 2nd in the
Parish Center. Doors
open at 6:00 p.m.
Dinner is served at 7:00 p.m.
Tickets are $35 per person. Our
Guest Speaker is John Kass,
reporter from the Chicago
Tribune. For ckets call,
Tom Morrill 708-387-7238,
Deacon John Debnar 708-5793674 or Andy Mikulski 708-2696086.
Jubilee Year of Mercy –
Holy Hour
St. Louise de Marillac Parish
Celebra ng God’s Mercy
Saturday, Nov. 12th at 2:00 p.m.
Short Reflec on –
Fr. Michael Ahlstrom
Developing a Rela onship with
God through Reconcilia on
Closes with Benedic on
Confession to follow
5:00 p.m. Mass
Phoenix Group
St. Barbara Phoenix Group--a
support group for the divorced,
separated, and widowed--will
meet on Thursday, November
10th at 7:00 p.m. in the Parish
Center. Come and join us and
bring a friend. Refreshments will
be served. For further
informa on please call Ruthann
at 708-220-6361.
Thirty-Second Sunday in Ordinary Time
November 6, 2016
From the Desk of Fr. Edgar
Page Three
Desde el escritorio del P. Edgar
Our readings this Sunday reflect the fact that
we are approaching the end of the Liturgical
year, and deal with the “Last Things”, or our
understanding of the next life.
Las lecturas de este domingo reflejan el hecho
de que nos acercamos rápidamente al final del
Año Litúrgico y nos hablan de los "Úl mos Días",
o de lo que entendemos acerca de la vida que viene.
The Sadducees in today’s gospel, were being very
cynical in their ques oning of Jesus because they do
not believe in the resurrec on of the body. They
want to know if a woman marries a man and he dies
before they have children and then marries his
brother, as the tradi on of Moses suggests, and he
also dies, then to whom is the woman a wife in the
next life?
Los saduceos, en el evangelio, estaban
comportándose cínicamente al cues onar a Jesús
acerca de la vida después de la muerte porque ellos
no creían en la resurrección del cuerpo. Ellos, de
manera malintencionada, querían que Jesús les
explicara qué sucedería si una mujer se casaba con
un hombre y este moría antes de tener hijos y luego
ella se casaba con su hermano, como sugería la
tradición de Moisés, y también este moría sin tener
hijos. ¿De quién sería esposa en la próxima vida?
They were probably thinking that they had
trapped Jesus, and anyone else who believed in
resurrec on a er death. But Jesus has an answer
for them: Heaven is different from our earthly
existence and rela onships are therefore different
in Heaven. There is no need to take wives or
husbands in eternal life!
In this month of November the church reflects on
our mortality and calls to mind our loved ones who
have gone before us to the Lord. The church doesn’t
do this with the inten on of making us sad but
because it is a very human thing to remember our
dead and to reflect on their New Life in Christ that
He has promised to all who believe in Him and
follow Him.
On Wednesday we had our annual Mass for those
who died in the last twelve months and it was a
beau ful celebra on in their memory and a me of
prayerful support for the families who grieve their
loss. We will con nue to remember the Holy Souls
for the rest of the month and ask for their
intercession for our needs.
If you s ll haven’t put pictures of your diseased
loved ones on the Remembrance Table, feel free to
do so.
May their souls and the souls of all the faithful
departed through the mercy of God rest in peace.
Con esto, los saduceos pensaban que habían
atrapado a Jesús y a todos quienes creían en la
resurrección después de la muerte, pero Jesús ¡les
tenía una respuesta! Él les explica que la existencia
en el Cielo es diferente de nuestra existencia
terrenal y las relaciones son, por lo tanto,
diferentes. No hay necesidad de tomar esposas o
esposos en la vida eterna.
En este mes de noviembre la Iglesia reflexiona
sobre nuestra mortalidad y recuerda a nuestros
seres queridos que han pasado a la presencia del
Señor. La iglesia no hace esto con la intención de
entristecernos sino porque es muy humano recordar
a nuestros difuntos y reflexionar sobre la Vida
Nueva que Cristo ha prome do a todos los
creyentes.
El miércoles tuvimos nuestra misa anual en
conmemoración de nuestros seres queridos que
murieron dentro de los pasados doce meses y fue
una hermosa celebración en la que oramos y dimos
apoyo a las familias que sufrieron la pérdida de
algún familiar o amigo(a). Seguiremos recordando
las Santas Almas durante el resto del mes y
pediremos su intercesión por nuestras necesidades.
Que las almas de todos los fieles difuntos, por al
misericordia de Dios, descansen en paz.
St. Barbara Parish, Brookfield
Page Four
Mass Schedule
Pray for Our Sick and Deceased
SUNDAY, November 6
5:00(Sat)-+Evelyn Donovan (Kowalczyk Family)
+Louise Zartmann (Annabelle Bilek)
7:30– +Adam Keeffe (Kathy and Family)
10:00-+James J. Radocha (Family and Friends)
+Elizabeth Mamolella (Family)
12:30 -+Natalio Llanas (Familia)
MONDAY, November 7
8:00-+
TUESDAY, November 8
8:00-+
WEDNESDAY, November 9
8:00-+
THURSDAY, November 10
St. Leo the Great
8:00-+
FRIDAY, November 11
St. Mar n of Tours
8:00-+
SATURDAY, November 12
8:00-+
5:00-+Dolores Kay Richardson (Lawler Family)
+Thomas Devine (Family)
+Alice Lachman
SUNDAY, November 13
7:30-Parishioners of St. Barbara
10:00-+Elizabeth Mamolella (Family)
+Deceased Members of CCW
12:30 -Spanish Mass
Recemos por los enfermos y los que han fallecido
May the healing hand of the Lord be with the sick:
Ray Ball, Edward Carey, Joan DeCola, Diane Fagan,
Dan Garinger, Connor Golden, Richard Feirick,
Holly Funk, Karen Hekr, Jozefa Jaskiewicz,
Lena Krason, Kevin Lynch, Ray Mar n,
Robert Mendel, Be e Mersereau, Donna Moore,
Michaeleen Nutley, Tom O’Dowd, Pat Petrik,
Robert Petrik, Rita Sanchez, Edvige Sancricca,
Susan Smetana Butler, Dan Spacek, Chris Straka,
Paul Straka, Robin Stuker, Naomi Sweet,
Jerry Thorburn, Steven Wanda, Marilyn Ward,
Chris Zayner
For our deceased, whom we remember and love:
William Murphy
St. John of the Cross Youth Ministry will be hos ng a
Food Drive for our Food Pantry. We are truly
grateful that they are bringing these
communi es together for a wonderful mission of
service. Their "Harvest Saturday" efforts will bring
everyone together to give to those who need
food. You are cri cal to this effort! Please know that
many hands are needed to get the food to those
who need it. We want you to experience
this fabulous day—it is amazing, energizing,
overwhelming and magnificent to see. Please
consider dona ng your me to help out.
Please contact Aida Gatch 708-295-7336 with any
ques ons or more details.
Liturgical Appointments for November 12—13
Lectors
Eucharis c Ministers
5:00 pm
Fr. Mike
Jose Flores
Lisa Mackenzie
7:30
Fr. Edgar
Ken Habenstreit Bread: Michelle, Rose and Nicole Zapletal
Bryant Salmeron
Dorothy Ball
Cup: Deacon John Debnar, Marie Beilke, Carol Mrazek, Mike Czemske Jaiden Salmeron
10:00
Fr. Larry
Bread: Tony Carey, Mary Barne e, Tom Carlson
Cup: Angela Lawler, Ann Linsner, Anne e Clemens, Ted Zayner,
Elaine Bartucci, Constance Tosheff
Altar Servers
Ray Perek
Bread: Basia Savoy, Rich Kucera, Therese Kourim
Marcia Schroeder Cup: Frank Schmidt, Dolores Maciejewski, Elvira Vodicka, Alicia Mancini,
Gary Scelonge, Tracy Schroeder
12:30 pm Fr. Edgar
Ministros de Comunion: Antonio, Rosa Ceja y Rosaura Arellano
Altar Servers: Carlos Gonzalez, Mar n Medina
Joseph Hiltscher
John Se no
Colin Daniels
Maya Daniels
Thirty-Second Sunday in Ordinary Time
November 6, 2016
St. Barbara Parish
October 30, 2016
Total Weekly Offering …………………$ 5,414.19
First Fruits …………………………………..$
88.00
St. Mar n Sharing ……………………….$
35.00
Masses ………………………………………..$ 155.00
Seminaries ……...………………………….$ 165.00
Page Five
Readings for the Week
Monday:
Ti 1:1-9; Ps 24:1b-4ab, 5-6; Lk 17:1-6
Tuesday:
Ti 2:1-8, 11-14; Ps 37:3-4, 18, 23, 27, 29; Lk 17:7-10
Wednesday: Ez 47:1-2, 8-9, 12; Ps 46:2-3, 5-6, 8-9; 1 Cor 3:9c-11,
16-17; Jn 2:13-22
Thursday: Phlm 7-20; Ps 146:7-10; Lk 17:20-25
Friday:
2 Jn 4-9; Ps 119:1-2, 10-11, 17-18; Lk 17:26-37
Saturday: 3 Jn 5-8; Ps 112:1-6; Lk 18:1-8
Sunday:
Mal 3:19-20a; Ps 98:5-9; 2 Thes 3:7-12; Lk 21:5-19
Símbolos de los elementos del altar de muertos
Symbols of the elements of the altar of the dead
1. Velas: Se u lizan las velas como símbolo del elemento fuego. Es común incluir
una para cada difunto y una más para el alma "olvidada.”
Candles: the candles as a symbol of the fire. It is common to include one for each
deceased person and one for the go en soul.
2. Retratos de los difuntos: La ofrenda se coloca en an cipación a la visita de las
almas de nuestros seres queridos ya difuntos.
Portraits of the deceased: The altar is prepared prior to the visit of the souls
of our deceased loved ones.
3. Flor de cempazúchitl: Su color representa la luz como los rayos del sol y al
regarla en forma de camino y por su aroma, sirve de guía a las almas para indicarles
el rumbo por el cual llegar al que fuera su hogar. Arco de caña y flores: en algunos
lugares de México se acostumbra a realizar este arco, el cual simboliza el paso a una
vida de purificación
Marigold flower: Its color represents the light as the rays of the sun and to put it in the floor in the form of
road together with its aroma serves as a guide of souls, for poin ng out the direc on in which to reach their
home. Art of cane and flowers: in some places in Mexico are used to make this art, which symbolizes the
step to life of purifica on.
4. Sal Se coloca en un recipiente sobre el altar como símbolo de purificación.
Place salt in a bowl on the altar as a symbol of purifica on.
5. Copal o Incienso: Tradicionalmente no se u lizaba el incienso
sino el copal, una resina que, al quemarlo, arroja un humo muy aromá co. El agradable
olor atrae a las almas de los difuntos hacia la ofrenda y también, por su asociación con la
religión, es un fuerte símbolo de oración y purificación.
Copal or incense: Tradi onally incense was not used but the copal, a resin that, when
burned, gives a very aroma c smoke. The pleasant scent a racts the souls of the departed to the offering
and for, its associa on with religion, is a powerful symbol of prayer and purifica on.
(To be Con nued…)
St. Barbara Parish, Brookfield
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Jubilee Year of Mercy
Jubilee for Prisoners
One of the most moving
images of Pope Francis’ ministry
comes from Holy Thursday.
Slowly, deliberately, Francis
kneels down before prisoners—
men, women, young, old,
Chris an, Muslim—and washes
their feet, recalling Jesus
admoni on to Peter: “If I,
therefore, the master and
teacher, have washed your feet,
you ought to wash one another’s
feet” (John 13:14). On today’s
Jubilee for Prisoners, whose
rights the Church bids us
advocate, Jesus declares in the
Gospel, “to [God] all are
alive” (Luke 20:38). Have we
“imprisoned” anyone figura vely,
but no less painfully, passing
harsh judgment, then refusing
our respect, acceptance, even
affec on? This month of All
Saints and All Souls bids us reflect
on our eternal des ny and
prepare for it. Respect for
ourselves and others, souls and
bodies, prac cal care for
neighbors and strangers: such
witness affirms that we view our
present in light of our future, and
believe that, even now, in our
midst, stands the Lord of life, the
living Jesus.
—Peter Scagnelli, Copyright
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Week of November 6—13
at St. Barbara’s
Sunday, November 6
—11:15am Religious Ed (School)
Monday, November 7
—8:30am Rosary (Church)
—10:00am AA Mee ng (Prairie A)
—2:00pm 9:00pm
Eucharis c Adora on (Church)
Tuesday, November 8
(Elec ons)
—8:30am Rosary (Church)
—9:00am and 3:00pm School on
Wheels (Prairie A , B, and C)
—10:00am AA Mee ng (Prairie A)
—4:30pm Brownie Troop 50695
(Prairie C)
—6:30pm Rosary (Church)
—7:30pm Knights of Columbus
(Music Room)
Wednesday, November 9
—8:30am Rosary (Church)
—10:00am AL-ANON (Prairie A)
—6:00pm Religious Ed (School)
Thursday, November 10
—8:30am Rosary (Church)
—10:00am AA Mee ng (Prairie A)
—7:00pm Phoenix Group (Prairie C)
—7:30pm Choir Prac ce (Church)
—8:00pm AA Mee ng (Prairie B)
Friday, November 11 Veterans Day
—8:30am Rosary (Church)
—8:30am Friday Morning Regulars
(Prairie C)
—6:00pm Spanish Rosary (Church)
—6:30pm BEDS Plus (Windemere)
Saturday, November 12
—8:30am Rosary (Church)
—7:00pm Guadalupe Rosary
(Church)
Sunday, November 13
—11:15am Religious Ed (School)
Early Bulle n Ar cle Dates:
Because Veteran’s Day falls on a Friday this year, ar cles for the
November 13th bulle n must be sent to the parish office by noon on
Monday, November 7th.
Ar cles for the November 27th bulle n (Thanksgiving weekend) are
due in the parish office by Tuesday, November 15th.
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Shannon S. Shannon, D.D.S.
• Breakfast • Lunch
• Catering/Parties
Lic# 055-026066
21 N. Delaplaine Rd.
49 S. La Grange Road
La Grange
$$ Parishioner Discount $$
Riverside, IL
708.352.4900
708-652-1444
(708) 447-2100
www.blueberrybreakfastcafe.com
512156 St Barbara Church (A)
Catholic Parishes
CHOICE HOME SOLUTIONS
ED THE PLUMBER
ED THE CARPENTER
Best Work • Best Rate
(Not Good on Delivery Orders)
Meals • Light Housekeeping • Personal Care
Laundry • Companionship • Errands
Lic# 102246
GENERAL CONTRACTOR
• Roofing • Additions
• Windows • Decks
Jerry Linn 20 Yrs Exp
— Parishioner —
(708) 485-3843 Insured
www.bnlbuilders.com
Open 7 Days
$100 Off Any Order Over $1000
COMPASSIONATE
HOME CARE
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FINEST CANTONESE
& MANDARIN CUISINE
www.jspaluch.com
At Reasonable Prices
Carpentry, Painting, Flooring
& Remodeling • Misc. Jobs
Interior-Exterior
Parishioner Discounts
Paul Ruzicka
708-602-9366
References - Free Estimates
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